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Teatro Amazonas

opera house, Manaus, Brazil
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  • Teatro Amazonas, Manaus, Brazil.
    Manaus

    …and ornate opera house (Teatro Amazonas, constructed 1896 and renovated 1987–90), and the creation of port commerce date from that period. Manaus also became one of the first cities in Brazil to have electricity. It was made an episcopal see in 1892. In 1902 a British corporation began improvements…

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    …and ornate opera house (Teatro Amazonas, constructed 1896 and renovated 1987–90), and the creation of port commerce date from that period. Manaus also became one of the first cities in Brazil to have electricity. It was made an episcopal see in 1892. In 1902 a British corporation began improvements…

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